A major depressive disorder is likely to occur in more than ¾ of problem gamblers, and 20% of problem gamblers have attempted suicide – a rate 20 times higher than for non-gamblers. We encourage everyone to “Have the Conversation” about problem gambling with friends and family. https://www.pacouncil.com/providing-help/
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